Posted by schriffs on January 07, 2009 at 20:48:08 from (209.237.126.248):
In Reply to: tractor/planter hookup posted by old bones on January 06, 2009 at 19:05:12:
I work for a Deere dealer, and usually when a customer has this situation, they use the #1 hydraulics for the lift assist and add power beyond for the hydraulic motor. I don't know the cost of a power beyond, but it may be more convenient then a Fasse valve. Also, with power beyond, you can have a zero pressure return if you have it go back to the sump. Depending on the planter motor setup, pressure on the return side can blow out the motor seals. Your planter should already have the valve inline for adjusting flow to the motor.
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